The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-28
PERSONAL.

C. w. Galbreath went to Kansas City
yesterday to spend Sunday.
Mr.. o. A. Crsndall returned yesterday
from trip to the State capital.
x.Aiderman Latsch and his wife
came in on the train from the south last
night.
C. L. Walls, an attorney of Warsaw,
was in the city last night, en- route to
Kansas City.
s.. B. Sturtsvant left yesterday morn
ing for Kansas City and Topeka, on q
short business trip.
IF. M. Donohoe went to Lexington
yesterday to spend Sunday with his wife,
who is visiting friends there.
&C. w. Bullen, cashier of the Cont
mental Bank, st. Louis, is on visit to his
old time friend, b. 7. Gentry.
Col. T. w. B. Crews was on the Sweet
Springs train last night, and went on
down to Gray's Summit, his home.
Walter NJ. Shirk came down from
Kansas City last night to spend Sunday
with his uncle, Judge VIM. S. Shirk.
superintendent Lewis, of the Elevated
road, Kansas City, came down yesterday to
look after the dummies for his road, which
were mixed up in the Otterville fire the
other night.
Albert Parker, ESQ, has returned
from trip to Maritou Springs, Col, He
will return in a few days to that place,
where Mrs. Parker is sojourning for her
health.
B. w. Leyens, jr., of Oakland, CAL, {.
granddaughter of Judge Levens, of Sedalia,
left yesterday afternoon for home, after
having spent four months with relatives in
Pettis and Cooper counties
Mr.. w. E. Bard and daughter, Miss
Lille, and Miss Mamie Mackey, will
leave on tomorrow evenings train for
Sweet Springs, where they 60 to attend the
druggists convention and have good time
In general.
Mrs. VIM. M. Moore returned last
evening from Charleston, Iowa, where she
has been for the past month, visiting her
mother, who has been in nl-health. Miss
Ida May, her daughter, did not return
with Mrs. Moore.
j. NJ. Ofield will remove the last of
next week with his family to Kansas City,
where he will in future reside. Mr.. Ofieli
has large circle of friends here who will
regret to see him 60, hut who will wish
him success in his new home.
Rev. Peter Sears, of Jefferson City,
formerly of Sedalia, was in town yester-
day. He says he breaches "exort entity"
now, but proposes to do it regularly, in
future. Parson Sears is presumed to be an
occasional preacher, by the use OF the word
quoted.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Lamm,
left yesterday for a two weeks visit among
the lakes. The evil-doers will have a rest,
now, until he gets back, and then-he
will be infused with fresh vigor and braced
up for another campaign against the
States offenders.
MIR. o. c. Bryson. of Louisiana, Mo-,
passed through the city Yesterday on his
way from Jefferson City to Clin-
ton, to visit relatives. MIR. Bryson has
been a member of the legislature, and is,a
good friend of Sedalia. He thinks he
City, if he can make arrangements to suit
his business and other matters.
The death of Col. Busse at ST. Joseph,
from dropsy, news of which was received
yesterday, will cause regret among his
many friends in Sedalia, who will remem-
Der the genial gentlemen as a traveller for
Charles Weller, of st. Louis, apd later,
agent at st. Joseph, for the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Company. Mr.. Charles
Kobrock of BEDROCK & Pehl, of this city,
leaves to-day to attend the funeral of his
deceased friend